On Thu, Jul 14, 2022 at 10:53:30AM -0700, Kevin Fenzi wrote: > On Wed, Jul 13, 2022 at 08:13:23PM -0000, Frank R Dana Jr. wrote: > > Recently, after receiving an email notification regarding a pull request at src.fedoraproject.org, I attempted[1] to update the discussion via email reply to the notification email. > > > > That attempt was not successful. Moreover, I was only made AWARE that the attempt was unsuccessful 24 hours later, when Google's MTA responded with an undeliverable notification saying that it couldn't contact the recipient email, pagure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. > > > > If email reply to src.fpo notifications is supposed to be working, it's not. If it's INTENDED not to be working, then perhaps the reply address for notifications could be set to something that bounces immediately (donotreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or similar, perhaps?), rather than an address at a non-responsive hostname that's subject to lengthy timeouts before the status of the attempted reply is updated? > > So, I am not sure what was intended long ago, but to my understanding > it's never worked, nor was it setup to work. While we have it working for pagure.io it does not work (and never has) for src.fedoraproject.org (the notification does not invite you to reply unlike on pagure.io). I'm +1 on keeping it not working Pierre
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